The song "Buzzards" by Jacob Bryant is a story about a relationship that is coming to an end. The lyrics describe the scene of a high noon sun and buzzards circling overhead, symbolizing death and decay. The narrator sees this as a warning sign that his partner is planning to leave him, and that the relationship is no longer salvageable. The buzzards represent the truth that his partner is hiding, which they both know but refuse to confront. The narrator acknowledges that the relationship is over and urges his partner to leave with the buzzards, implying that their lies and deception have been exposed. Overall, the song is a mournful meditation on the pain of losing a relationship, and the inevitability of its demise.
